Introduction

I would like to thank Raijintek for supplying the review sample.


We will be covering the Raijintek Pan Slim in this review, a desktop chassis that also acts as a monitor stand. This means it is wide and fairly thin, so you may place a keyboard underneath for a tidy desktop and situate your monitor on top of the chassis. This case type is really useful where you may not have the width of a traditional table. In essence, the Raijintek Pan Slim fits any table that can squeeze in a traditional 27" monitor, for example. Even with the unique form factor, Raijintek touts that the chassis can hold potent components without issue. On top of that, you are able to pick from three colors: black, white or silver.

Specifications

Packaging

Raijintek ships the Pan Slim in a pretty flat cardboard box with an image of the chassis along the name and several other shots of it on the opposite side. The smaller panels give you a few insights into the enclosure's specifications and which color variant you will find in the box.


Once you open the package, you are greeted with a PCIe ribbon cable and a well-placed box for your screws. Two thick foam spacers hold the Pan Slim in place with its feet pre-attached.